# SQL::Interp prints DEBUG to STDERR
# whether TRACE_SQL is enabled
# SQL::Interp.pm:
# my $trace_sql_enabled = $ENV{TRACE_SQL} || 0;
# $trace_sql_enabled and print STDERR "DEBUG:interp[sql=$sql,bind=". j
+oin(':', @bind) . "]\n";
# TRACE_SQL=1 perl my_script.pl

use strict;
use warnings;
use feature 'say';
use DBIx::LogAny;
use DBIx::Simple;
use Log::Any::Adapter ('File', './log_file.log');
use SQL::Interp;

# connect to your DB using DBIx::LogAny
my $dbh = DBIx::LogAny->connect('dbi:SQLite:dbname=file.dat');
 
# Using an existing database handle (DBIx::LogAny) for DBIx::Simple
my $db = DBIx::Simple->connect($dbh);

# make your query
$db->iquery('SELECT 1')->into(my $one);
say $one;

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call your script with enabled SQL::Interp SQL Trace: 
TRACE_SQL=1 perl my_script.pl
DEBUG:interp[sql=SELECT 1,bind=]
1

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DBIx::LogAny log output: 
[Thu Dec 17 01:15:15 2020] connect(0): dbi:SQLite:dbname=file.dat, , $
+attr = undef;
[Thu Dec 17 01:15:15 2020] DBI: 1.643 , DBIx::LogAny: 0.06, Driver: SQ
+Lite(1.66)
[Thu Dec 17 01:15:15 2020] prepare(0.0): 'SELECT 1'
[Thu Dec 17 01:15:15 2020] execute(0.0)
[Thu Dec 17 01:15:15 2020] finish(0.0)
[Thu Dec 17 01:15:15 2020] finish(0.0)

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In reply to Re: Logging and tracing with DBIx::Simple by ablanke
in thread Logging and tracing with DBIx::Simple by kaldor

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